Poe Edgar Allan:
Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of Death and Dementia

Illustrator: GrisGrimly

Atheneum Books , 2009
Hardcover, 144 pages
ISBN: 9781416950257
ISBN-10: 1416950257

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Edgar Allan Poe

Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) Reigned Unrivaled In His Mastery Of Mystery. Born In Boston, He Was Orphaned At Age Three, Expelled From West Point For Gambling And Became An Alcoholic. In 1836 He Secretly Wed His Thirteen-Year-Old Cousin. "The Raven", Published In 1845, Made Poe Famous. He Died In 1849 Under What Remain Suspicious Circumstances.

Gris Grimly

Mr. Gris Grimly Is As Mysterious As Poe Himself. What Is Known "Is" That His Own Particular Brand Of Creative Brilliance Was First Seen In Many Books, Including "Monster Museum, The Cockatrice Boys, Pinocchio, Creature Carnival, Boris And Bella, " And "Gris Grimly's Wicked Nursery Rhymes." Then He Found Himself Under The Spell Of Edgar Allan Poe, And, For Years And Years, Was Compelled To Give A Visual Representation Of Mr. Poe's Ghoulish Genius. This Book Is The Result Of His Mania.

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